The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-12-29
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He enjoyed the visit % his father
amily and Olu-time friends.
Miss Ella Whitman has returned
home from Topeka, where she IL 1t
tending Bethany college, to spend
the holidays with her parents and
friends.
Some people complain Of high
taEea ia SaliRa. This reminds u.
that Mr.. Gels has just paid tI.2I tax
on lot in Russell, which ls worth
no more than 500. A Salina gentle
nan has just paid Sl.22 on a LOT
easily worth $1,000. Quite contrast
surely.
viii Allen returned last evening
from Columbus, Ohio, and that vi
cinity, where he has been visiting
Ter the past six weeks. Little vii
lac" lOoks a. II he had been treated
most kindly by his cousins, and
aunts, and neices, and good people Of
that locality.
Over 81 Go In cash has been paid
out already for labor, material and
land for 81. Johns Military Insti-
tute. The center Of the second story
above the bssemeEt has heen reach
ed. The late cold weather has re-
tarded operations but the work is go
ing on rapidly az possible again.
The Ellis Headlight records the
death OF former well known Brook
vile citizen, a. follows:
NeWs reached Ellis this morning
% the death II Mr.. l.. Deutsch,
which occurred a. Brookville last
Monday morning Decent ter ~. Mrs
Deutsch lett last Friday evening for
the death bed and was With hCr nus
band until the last.
The following is published among
the Railroad Notes. Of the Topeka
CoPitai,and from il there may come
something Of interest % this sect n
Il is rumored that the Kansas
City and Pacific people are contem-
plating the purchase 81 the Salina
and Columbus grade and building
branch southeast into the coal fields.
-f'GrsgEs NsH.
The Walnut township Lutheran
church ediice il about completed
and Will be dedicated Janu-
ary ., lsss Rev. q. d. Gotwald will
ofiiciate in the morning, at l0:9
o'c.Ock,aud a number Of neighboring
ministers are expected TO participate
an the services. Services also i'm the |
evening, and during the following /
week, should the weather permit. |
Rev. q. ". Gr.-be returns this trip /
With q collection Of from $3.50 70 |
tl,zo ga iavor 81 the Kansas Wes-
leyan University. lie states that if /
the crops are Euod next year, the /
kansas Wesleyan will receive great /
impetus iu tue Nay OF donations
from ala over the conference district.
As % ls, THE institution H. popular
and aCcunu'atinS large-sized sub
scIlpiious even iu these hard times.
Mai Lavsrick and Do. salvation
ist- did not mud as guod a field Tor
missionary effort iu >alins as AT
Clay Center, junction City aud Alb
lieue, aud went 20 BroohNIlle. Sa-
liua will uvt le humburgcd either
by the SAINTS or the silnct-. When
SELMA man experiences q change
oi atart DO ls through tie ius,lu-
mentality oi reason and good a-gu-
ment. Iui- the salvatisul-,s h.
sou-s enough io see.
Mr. A. e.. Emery. of Pleasan.
ley-whose coal discovery on hIs
farm We mentioneI lew days ago
brings IN tO-JoC.y q tine specimen OF
well developel coal, which he saws .
exists IN a ,-foot vein. IL burns
vel and Is lear Of dirt, clay aud
other suh- -auees. Mr.. Euer pro-
poses o. continue his iuve- Igatious {
working into the base Of a hiH. T
he viii keep u- posted upon his q
further movements.
r. T.. Bond H. undoubtedly the
barpic>i man IN Jhe city to-day tor -.
shouid D. as Jbi- isa very propi- ,
.lous day Tor him. Thirty-eight b,
7ears agu today, he Was born: thir- =
zen years ago to-day. ne united his :,
lesuniv-- for better or worse with | ,
-is csiimahle wife, and to-day Wit
lt.-se- tine acguiual of M. thillson. | D.
W. foue being O. senior counsel Tor | c'
h. aeicuda4L % NJ Bond has not VI
affcl-ut cause 90 feel ,lated, the n
Judgment oi thc JOURNAL h. not to mi
'e rei.ed uQuu ~
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rtlEllt st.u passenger business, b1 an
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aiv ed han-as Tue hue has now m.
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AccordiuS o. Stacey correspondent
thr hau-aS Ilt. .T. .Isr. g. -vudi- Gee
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b. Pu-euasr oI tIr ~aIua RpuatIi- mn
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q is sicAiy collection o. patrntin- nat
lee aud seat uleutaity. However. ! We,
understand that Ool. NewIiu. a ATr
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the editor 20 the new elterpri-e.
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